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Melinda Kinnaman Melinda Kinnaman Agents Lucia Pallaris Assistant [email protected] Eleanor Kirby +44 (0) 20 3214 0909 [email protected] Roles Film Production Character Director Company BERGMAN ISLAND Berit Mia Hansen-Løve Arte France Cinéma INTO THE DARKNESS Veronika Anders Refn Space Rocket Nation JUNGFRUFARD Dora Rojda Sekersoz Stockholm Academy of Dramatic Arts EN LADA FULL AV MINNEN Stella Lisa James Larsson DI ALLT SOM INTE SYNS Ilse Maria Nygren DI VAKUUM The woman in Martin Lima de Faria Strange Productions bed STRINGS Zita Anders Ronnow Bald Film Klarlund HUS I HELVETE Minoo Susan Taslimi Migma Film RINGMARKT Zara Gudrun Nykvist Beluga Film JOAKIM & JASMINE Klara Asp Giraff Film LIDA PIN Martina Edoh- Holtermann CHOCK 4. LIFTARFLICKAN Judith Per Fly Nimbus Film Productions United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Character Director Company SLUTSPEL Johanna Stephan Apelgren Swedish Film Industry I ROLLERNA TRE Actress in Christina Olofsson CO Film AB 'Iphigenia' ELLINORS BRÖLLOP Maria Henry Meyer Omega Film SÖNDAGSBARN Blind girl Daniel Bergman Sandrew VARGENS TID Isis Hans Alfredsson Swedish Filmindustry ORMENS VÄG PÅ Eva as a Child Bo Widerberg Swedish Filmindustry HÄLLEBERGET MITT LIV SOM HUND Saga Lasse Hallström Swedish Filmindustry Stage Production Character Director Company FÅGLARNA Hege Ole Anders Dramaten Tandberg IDIOTEN Adelaida Mattias Andersson Dramaten JAG VILL INTE DÖ, JAG VILL Ann Sunil Munshi Dramaten BARA INTE LEVA DUETT FÖR EN Kvinna Björn Melander Dramaten LILLA STORMEN Ariel Kristian Hallberg Dramaten TRANSIT Sassa Clare Stopford Royal Dramatic Theatre/New Africa Theatre Association NATA STEEL MAGNOLIAS Shelby Emma Bucht Vasan BERNARDAS HUS Matirio Christian Tomner Royal Dramatic Theatre EBB OCH FLOD Ika Nord Royal Dramatic Theatre KAERLIGHEDSHISTORIER Tomas Gislason, Aveny T Köpenhamn Ole Christian Madsen, Birgitta Staermose HAVFRUEN Katrine Kaleidoskop Köpenhamn, Wiedemann, Queen Elisabeth Hall, London, Theater der Welt, Stuttgart, Wiener Festwochen, Wien SULTANENS HEMLIGHET Kvinnan Eva Bergman Royal Dramatic Theatre KÖPMANNEN I VENEDIG Jessika Mats Ek Royal Dramatic Theatre WOYZECK Marie Stefan Larsson Royal Dramatic Theatre THE TEMPEST Miranda Katrine Kaleidoscop Wiedemann United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Character Director Company ROMEO & JULIA WITH Julia Katrine Royal Dramatic CIRKUS CIRKÖR Wiedemann Theatre/Elverket, Wiener Festwochen, Wien BASH Emma Bucht Stockholm City Theatre / Backstage NO EXIT Stefan Larsson Royal Dramatic Theatre HÄXANS DOTTER. Anneli Staffan Roos Royal Dramatic Theatre CLOSER Alice Stefan Larsson Royal Dramatic Theatre PERSONKRETS 3:1 Sanna Lars Norén Royal Dramatic Theatre KÖRSBÄRSTRÄDGÅRDEN Anja Peter Langdal Royal Dramatic Theatre SÅ TUKTAS EN ARGBIGGA Bianca Hans Klinga Royal Dramatic Theatre HELENA Dioskurerna Hans Klinga Royal Dramatic Theatre SPÖKEN Medverkande Staffan Roos Royal Dramatic Theatre KATTER Snövit Agneta Elers Royal Dramatic Theatre Jarleman IFIGENIA Ifigenia Eva Bergman Royal Dramatic Theatre A DREAMPLAY Robert Lepage Royal Dramatic Theatre ANDORRA Benny Fredriksson Stockholm City Theatre Television Production Character Director Company BRON Anna Rumle Hammerich, Filmlace Henrik Georgsson MODUS Inger Johanne Vik Lisa Siwe, Mani Miso Film/TV4 Maserat ODJURET Mariana Daniel Alfredsson SVT Hermansson HÄXDANSEN Nadja Magnus Rösman Nordisk Film/SVT Drama ÖRNEN Frida Evander Jörn Faurschou, DRK Jannik Johansen THE MAN WHO SMILED Kristina Leif Lindblom SVT Malmö Harderberg NORRMALMSTORGSDRAMAT Håkan Lindhé SVT Drama MARY, MOTHER OF JESUS Young Mary Kevin Connor Hallmark Television PERSONKRETS 3:1 Sanna Lars Norén SVT Drama United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Character Director Company ETT SORTS HADES Marie Lars Norén SVT Drama RADIOSKUGGA Vanja Jonas Grimås SVT Drama VÄGEN HEM Maja Colin Nutley SVT Drama VILDANDEN Hedvig Ekdahl Bo Widerberg Swedish Filmindustry FADREN Bertha Bo Widerberg SVT Drama United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected].
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